Strathmiglo Cemetery just kept getting better and better!!
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025
- Was that really the tomb stone of an executioner, or is that just one of those annoying clickbait titles?
You'll have to watch and find out....
We take a wee look around another part of the unexpectedly old (and interesting) graveyard in the Fife village of Strathmiglo.
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An awesome jaunt around the graveyard. So much history. Well kept.
Hmmm? Tastes good going down but don’t like tasting it later. Burp 😮😊
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us.
Your exploration style of graveyards is spontaneous,full of surprises and FUN! Not boring and stuffy like a documentary.
Thank you!
Your soup sounds delicious so I’m sorry it came back to haunt you. What a wonderful old cemetery and even a little mention of Dover. So sad that so many families lost so many children before they had a chance to grow up, but I’m glad they got a mention today.
Guessing the two large memorials were for the same family (Cheape)? That cross was amazing, what a lovely way to remember them by. I wonder if they all received the Victoria cross medal?
Fantastic place ❤
It really was.
There's a very old cemetery in my county in Kentucky and a large proportion of the graves have backward 'n's ? I wonder why that was a thing?
Inscriber of those stones had dyslexia??
Maybe the backwards letters on those stones are a product of early dyslexia??
Possibly just down to the fact that the masons possibly weren’t literate? It’s interesting how some letters are joined together.